Daim Mayor Karen Bass is ridiculed for pushing stories about ice, allegedly a scam

Los Angeles Democratic Mayor Karen Bass is criticized for President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown Elaborate scam.

department Homeland Security Posted on its official X account Friday: “Mayor, you pushed a scam. There is still time to delete this issue.”

This is in Yuriana Julia Pelaez Calderon, a 41-year-old illegal foreigner in Mexico who lives in Los Angeles, is charged with conspiracy and makes false statements to federal officials. According to the Ministry of Justice.

On July 1, Bass posted a link to the local news story about Calderon’s alleged kidnapping and commented: “She is a mother in Los Angeles – she took it out of the car on the way to work and then put the warehouse in the warehouse because the officers hoped she would “deception.”

“No hearing. Just fear,” Bass added. “This won’t make anyone safer.”

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After the allegations were made public, the Department of Homeland Security slammed her comments at the bass, saying: “Yuriana Julia Pelaez Calderon has never been arrested or kidnapped by ice or bounty hunters, an illegal alien who committed crimes have defrauded innocent Americans for money and transferred limited DHS resources from Los Anlemes.”

RNC Research, a page carried out by the Republican National Committee, is also stuck and commented on X “Karen Bass spreads a false story that demonizes Bingbing agents.”

According to the Justice Department, Calderon claimed to have been kidnapped by Jack of Jack in the box parking lot on June 25, and a man in a covert was kidnapped. Calderon said she was taken to the warehouse for indefinite holding when she refused to sign the documents.

this Los Angeles The police department launched a missing person investigation and notified the DHS that it began its own investigation after it determined that Calderon had not been detained.

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According to an affidavit filed against Yuriana Julia Pelaez Calderon, an investigator against Yuriana Julia Pelaez Calderon in Mexico, he determined that the photos provided to investigators could be “putting Calderon in custody and being abused there.” (DOJ)

During the investigation, HSI noticed several irregularities, including the fact that Calderon, who was said to have made his loved ones by borrowing the phone, was made with her cell phone, deliberately covering up the appearance with unknown numbers.

According to the affidavit, video surveillance of Calderon’s alleged forced abduction further showed that she calmly left Jack in the box parking lot and entered a nearby sedan. Although the video shows a visible LAPD car nearby, Calderon did not try to remind officers that they are at risk.

The affidavit states that “when confronted with real information that contradicts their kidnapping story, Calderon and others lied to federal agents and “try to stop law enforcement efforts” by keeping her whereabouts in touch with law enforcement.

According to a Department of Justice statement, HSI agents tracked Calderon on July 5 in a shopping mall parking lot in Bakersfield, California. Calderon went on to claim she was taken away by a masked man and was detained with others, the statement said.

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According to an affidavit in a criminal lawsuit against Calderon, HSI investigators reviewed the surveillance video showing her “walking towards a parked silver Nissan sedan. Calderon took her to a bag in Nissan’s back seat and opened the passenger door and then opened the video. (US Department of Justice)

Calderon’s daughter is also trying to raise funds from Calderon’s kidnapping by creating a GoFundMe page.

A GoFundMe spokesperson told Fox News Digital that the page has been removed and the family has not received any funds raised.

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Calderon is U.S. Immigration Guardianship And faces a sentence of up to five years for conspiracy, and if convicted, faces a false statement of up to five years.

Fox News Digital contacted Bass’ office for comment, but received no response before publication.